Psoriasis Treatments

Neutrogena T/Gel Therapeutic Shampoo has been discontinued in the United States and the UK. If you've been using it for years to manage scalp or body psoriasis, this guide explains what happened, why coal tar itself is not the problem, and which alternatives are worth considering.

Scalp psoriasis affects at least half of people with plaque psoriasis. This complete guide covers causes, symptoms, how to tell it apart from dandruff, proven treatments, and the home remedies that actually help — written for real life, not a textbook.

Sprays and foams are delivery formats — not treatment categories. What a spray does for your psoriasis depends entirely on which active ingredient it contains. This guide explains what makes spray and foam formats useful, what to look for on the label, and how they fit alongside your existing routine.

Psoriasis itch is different from ordinary dry-skin itch — it has an inflammatory component that makes it more persistent and harder to interrupt. This guide covers what actually works, organized by how quickly each approach delivers relief.

Aloe vera, coconut oil, and turmeric each have a legitimate place in psoriasis care — but for different reasons and with different levels of evidence. This guide covers what each one actually does, what the research shows, and how to use them alongside medicated treatment.

Most moisturizer labels list the same handful of ingredients without explaining what each one actually does or why it matters for psoriasis. This guide breaks down the key ingredients by function — barrier repair, humectant, occlusive, and soothing — so you can read a label and make an informed choice.

There is no single right treatment for psoriasis. What works depends on your type, where it appears, how severe it is, your medical history, and what you're actually willing to maintain consistently. Here's how to think through that decision.